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When I piggybacked on the phone's 4G and went to their service status page, it said they were already aware of two faults in the area and attempting to fix them, which makes a nice change.
Well, they seem a bit confused between “engineer on the way” and “engineer working to fix it” depending on which bit of their UI you look at, but I’ve long since given up expecting any kind of consistency there
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I wasn't listening to what he was saying, but he was talking so it's safe to assume it was all lies.
In with the hoi polloi.
I'm beginning to think that the chap who brings his own keyboard sanitiser kit might have a point. :
Very sunny now.
One of my first jobs in IT was 2nd line desktop support. Everyone says 1st line on the Helldesk is the worst job in IT but this was back when keyboards cost an appreciable amount of money and were regarded as repairable, not consumable.
I always wore latex gloves when dismantling, cleaning and reassembling other peoples faulty keyboards and then disposing of the detritus. Some of them needed a dustpan and brush to collect it all. Mouse droppings were often the least of my worries.
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.
One of my first jobs in IT was 2nd line desktop support. Everyone says 1st line on the Helldesk is the worst job in IT but this was back when keyboards cost an appreciable amount of money and were regarded as repairable, not consumable.
I always wore latex gloves when dismantling, cleaning and reassembling other peoples faulty keyboards and then disposing of the detritus. Some of them needed a dustpan and brush to collect it all. Mouse droppings were often the least of my worries.
Yes it is quite disgusting.
As I've retired I didn't have the joy of "dusting" the keyboards in the lab over the summer.
Turning them upside down & rattling them on the desk is as far as I was prepared to go & that led to all sorts of tulipe falling out.
Along with bits of insulation and the odd component lead or two.
And it's still sunny.
The walk up to Moss House Wood and back was pleasant today, though I'm beginning to get shin splints.
Due to total inefficiency during the shopping trip this morning, I have no bread, despite going shopping to get some bread, potatoes, and a crap shovel for the litter tray next door.
Lunch, therefore, included no toast of any description, but, instead, was a tin of Heinz tomato soup with some microwave rice in it to bulk it up a bit, followed by a baked potato (a white, not one of the ones I bought today).
Wrapped up with 1.05 pints of good Glengettie tea.
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